Print all the rows returned from the server.
RETCODE dbprrow(dbproc) DBPROCESS *dbproc;
A pointer to the DBPROCESS structure that provides the connection for a particular front-end/server process. It contains all the information that DB-Library uses to manage communications and data between the front end and server.
SUCCEED or FAIL.
This routine displays, on the default output device and in a default format, the rows for a set of query results. This routine reads and prints all the rows. It saves the trouble of calling routines such as dbbind and dbnextrow, but it prints only in a single, predetermined format.
The application can call dbprrow once dbresults returns SUCCEED.
When using this routine, you do not need to call dbnextrow to loop through the rows.
You can specify the maximum number of characters to be placed on one line through the DB-Library option DBPRLINELEN.
dbprrow is useful primarily for debugging.
If row buffering is turned on, dbprrow buffers rows in addition to printing them out. If the buffer is full, the oldest rows are removed as necessary.
The routines dbsprhead, dbsprline, and dbspr1row provide an alternative to dbprhead and dbprrow. These routines print the formatted row results into a caller-supplied character buffer.
dbbind, dbnextrow, dbprhead, dbresults, dbspr1row, dbsprhead, dbsprline
